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==== Components ==== | ==== Components ==== | ||
* Pi Zero or Pi Zero Wireless (will also work with a pi1 or model A pi) | * Pi Zero or Pi Zero Wireless (will also work with a pi1 or model A pi - theoretically any pi can be used as all components are built on the system) | ||
* Pi case | * Pi case | ||
* Micro SD card | * Micro SD card |
Latest revision as of 19:40, 24 September 2018
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Status | In Progress |
Project Lead | User:Stealthbird97 |
Pi-SSTV Zero
Project to build a mini SSTV transmitter using a Pi Zero.
Components
- Pi Zero or Pi Zero Wireless (will also work with a pi1 or model A pi - theoretically any pi can be used as all components are built on the system)
- Pi case
- Micro SD card
- Pi Camera
- Pi camera adapter (one is included in the official case)
- Power supply, either a battery or mains supply
Software
The original script installer script was written by User:MurrayColpman in 2016 which implimented PiFm and PySSTV. It was noticed that there have been a number of improvements added since the original script and that PySSTV was exceptionally slow at generating the required SSTV audio file, taking up to 2 minutes to generate. The original script has been updated by User:Stealthbird97. The new script utilises the more up-to-date and optimised packages
- Pi-FM-RDS (Generate FM signal on Pi GPIO 4) - modulates the PLL instead of clock divider giving purer fm signal. Harmonics are still an issue.
- PiSSTV (Converts image from the camera into chosen SSTV mode) - Reduces conversion time to 2 seconds.
The new script can currently be found here: https://github.com/Stealthbird97/CompletePiSSTV The script uses submodules so git clone --recursive is required.
Upgrades
see Pifm_pihat